On Thu Dec  2  7:27 , Debajit Adhikary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:

>I suppose something like this has been posted in the past, but
>nevertheless, there is so much obscure, neat and useful software out
>there, that I just wanted to know what you like and what you don't and
>perhaps a why. (Not that I plan to start a flame war or something)
>
>If you do reply, please add any other suitable categories.
>
>--------------------------------------
>Here's my favourites list:
>
>Image viewer: GQView
>(i find it very fast -- and the "progressive" image rendering is great
>for large images)

GQView

>Movie mlayer: MPlayer 
>(Opens everything. Very good speed and usability)

Xine

>Text editor: Kate (KDE 3.3)
>(I used KWrite earlier... Kate now seems more lightweight and fast and
>feature rich)

vi

>Music player: XMMS 1.2.10
>(Speed, Queue/Unqueue "dynamic playlists", usability -- Amarok's
>equalizer is intimidating to say the least)

XMMX

>PIM: Kontact
>
>Ripper/Music encoder: bladeenc + GRip
>
>Game: So far Quake III Arena Demo on Linux
>(That's the only good 3d game i could get running on Linux. Has anyone
>run Unreal Tournament on Linux?)

Rarely play games.... never since shifted totally to Linux.

>"Desktop environment": KDE 3.3
>(Feature-rich, good and easy configurability)

Gnome

>Distro: SuSE 9.2 
>(Takes care of the little details in an OS... KDE seems pretty fast...
>excellent fonts and multimedia and hardware support etc. all out of
>the box... needs little tweaking for what should already be there)

Fedora Core


>Web Browser: Firefox 1.0
>(Maybe this would be a unamimous decision for most...)

Firefox

>Image editor: Gimp 2.0
>(Has anyone run Photoshop -- any version at all -- over wine in Linux?
>I would like to know how you did it)

Gimp

>Video Editor: Still looking for one


CD Writing s/w: K3B


Cheerio
Vivek.
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